User talk:Ктулху Фхтагн
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Holy moley! What an unusual template! — . 22:00, October 31, 2010 (UTC)
- I like our Welcome template. This is destroying my eyes, ha-ha! Ктулху Фхтагн 12:37, November 2, 2010 (UTC)
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Good to meet you. I have a couple of weird questions. I see you are from the Russian uncy, and I've never looked at it. How much freedom of speech do you have there in Russia? Can you write anything on your site and not get hassled, or is there some censorship. I truly don't know. And the T in your name, what is that in English? See, told you they were weird. Have fun here, and you probably know all the ropes in the place already, so enjoy. Aleister 11:05 5 1 '11
- Hi! About the Т - it's th in English. And the freedom of speech... Well, 'cause we are a humouros site, we can write some jokes about famous people, politicians, countries but there is some censorship in order to make these jokes not very rude. We try to make absurd but not satirical criticizm. Sorry I didn't answer you earlier. Ктулху Фхтагн 14:51, January 6, 2011 (UTC)
- Cthulhu, he asks if there is a Capital Punishment in Russia for a joke about Putin. Aleister, no. We have some kind of nuclear-missile parity with KGB, so they don't disturb us, allowing to write any sorts of mean jokes about Putin. But writing mean and stupid jokes isn't a thing that we may venture to do. So there is some censorship in our midst, just to prevent some idiots from writing absolute trash. — . 19:52, January 9, 2011 (UTC)
- Hello, just saw you wrote this earlier. Good to meet you both. Putin, isn't he the guy who gets his enjoyment by digging up the corpses of Lenin and Yuri Gargarin for a necro three-way? Well, he really doesn't have to dig up Lenin, just has to grab the key to the diorama. If you can't write stuff like that, and illustrate it, it's censorship. And when you can write it, as you said, you don't have to anymore! Have you translated some of your better pieces to put on this English language Uncy? They would be fun to see. Aleister 23:44 9 1 '11
- Юрник, спасибо за объяснение. :-)) So, we have censorship to prevent stupidness - and I think it's very useful. But I don't think it's a good idea to translate our featured articles.
It's prohibited by the Party.Some people can not understand Russian jokes - remember the guy from Wikipedia who asked why anecdotes about Vovochka are considered political. Ктулху Фхтагн 14:30, January 11, 2011 (UTC) - Actually, we can write something like that without any punishment from above. But such humour is considered by our official(tm) policies to be of poor quality, so we try to write more refined jokes, know what I mean? — . 12:24, January 12, 2011 (UTC)
- Hello. What is the essence of the Russian joke, how would it differ from other nationalities. I know the thing about Russian movies all end in sadness, or downbeat, while American films all have happy endings (literally, in some cases). Reading my joke above, it does seem funny--the necro three-way--and I wonder if what you call "poor quality" isn't a way to self-censor out of habits you learned as youngsters to not "push the envelope" in your country. In some English speaking countries, and on this website, the concept of pushing the envelope is one of the spine-bones, as it is a way to push back all limits so more interesting things can also emerge into the light of discussion. I wish I could read Russian or c____, so I could understand your best features. And please feel free to do an article about Putin being caught breaking into Lenin's tomb to complete his necro three-way. It could be funny if done right, and maybe I'll do an UnNews here about it. Enjoy. Aleister 12:36 12 1 '11
- Юрник, спасибо за объяснение. :-)) So, we have censorship to prevent stupidness - and I think it's very useful. But I don't think it's a good idea to translate our featured articles.
- Hello, just saw you wrote this earlier. Good to meet you both. Putin, isn't he the guy who gets his enjoyment by digging up the corpses of Lenin and Yuri Gargarin for a necro three-way? Well, he really doesn't have to dig up Lenin, just has to grab the key to the diorama. If you can't write stuff like that, and illustrate it, it's censorship. And when you can write it, as you said, you don't have to anymore! Have you translated some of your better pieces to put on this English language Uncy? They would be fun to see. Aleister 23:44 9 1 '11
- Cthulhu, he asks if there is a Capital Punishment in Russia for a joke about Putin. Aleister, no. We have some kind of nuclear-missile parity with KGB, so they don't disturb us, allowing to write any sorts of mean jokes about Putin. But writing mean and stupid jokes isn't a thing that we may venture to do. So there is some censorship in our midst, just to prevent some idiots from writing absolute trash. — . 19:52, January 9, 2011 (UTC)